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Village of Pittsford Bulletin — Fall Clean-Up, Terrafly Dedication, and Community Cookbook
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4 min read·Village of Pittsford bulletin fall 2026

Village of Pittsford Bulletin — Fall Clean-Up, Terrafly Dedication, and Community Cookbook

The Short Version

  • DPW will not pick up bulky items — residents must arrange separate pickup via Casella (585-254-7081)
  • Leaf piles must be placed in the right-of-way strip between sidewalk and curb, not along roadways or gutters
  • American Legion Rayson-Miller Post 899 donated a new storage shed; Pittsford Fire Department used the old shed for live-cut training before demolition
  • Terrafly sculpture dedication: Saturday, October 10, 2026, 11:00 a.m., King's Bend Park — 16-foot work by K. S. Radhakrishnan

Owner Responsibility: Discarded Large Items at the Curb

Village of Pittsford Bulletin — Fall Clean-Up, Terrafly Dedication, and Community Cookbook

Owner Responsibility: Discarded Large Items at the Curb

A reminder to residents that bulky items that do not fit in a trash tote such as furniture, desks, couches, bed frames, mattresses, etc., are the responsibility of the homeowner to remove. The DPW will not pick up these items. Residents should contact Casella (585-254-7081) or a hauler of their choice to arrange for a separate pick-up. Any fees would be in addition to regular pick-up service.

Leaf Season Reminder from the Department of Public Works

Leaf Season Reminder from the Department of Public Works

Leaf Season Reminder from the Department of Public Works

With leaf season approaching, we ask all residents to ensure leaf piles are not placed along the roadway, parking spaces, or drainage gutters as this clogs our storm drainage system causing flooding, ponding and roadway safety issues. Piles should be placed in the right-of-way strip between the sidewalk and the curb. NOTE: The village DPW is not responsible for pickup of material generated by landscape or cleanup companies. Any contractors hired to remove leaves/brush from properties are responsible for hauling the material.

A New Shed and a Training Opportunity for Pittsford Firefighters

A New Shed and a Training Opportunity for Pittsford Firefighters

A New Shed and a Training Opportunity for Pittsford Firefighters

A big thank you to American Legion Rayson-Miller Post 899 for providing a new storage shed on Village Hall property. The previous shed, constructed many years ago as a Scout project, had reached the end of its useful life. Prior to its demolition, the Pittsford Fire Department (PFD) had a unique opportunity to utilize the old structure for hands-on training. Firefighters were able to practice emergency entry techniques, including cutting into a structure with rescue equipment—valuable training in a setting where the building was already slated for removal. Thank you to the American Legion, PFD, and our DPW crew for turning one small project into something that benefits several parts of our community.

Save the Date: Terrafly Sculpture Dedication — October 10

Saturday, October 10, 2026 | 11:00 a.m. [King's Bend Park](/kings-bend-park-is-getting-a-new-playground-heres-whats-coming) | 170 West Jefferson Road The community is invited to attend the unveiling and dedication of Terrafly, a monumental 16-foot-tall sculpture by renowned Indian sculptor K. S. Radhakrishnan. Presented through the Dogra Art Foundation, whose mission centers on connecting people and cultures through art, Terrafly will become a lasting landmark at King's Bend Park and a gift for park visitors to enjoy for years to come. Please join the Town of Pittsford and Dogra Art Foundation for the formal unveiling and celebration on October 10th.

Final Call: America 250 Community Cookbook

Final Call: America 250 Community Cookbook

Final Call: America 250 Community Cookbook

As part of America's 250th birthday celebration, the Village and Town of Pittsford have been collecting favorite family recipes throughout the summer for a special commemorative community cookbook. This is the final call to add your recipe to the collection! Whether it's a long-standing family tradition, a holiday favorite, a treasured recipe passed down through generations, or a dish that represents your heritage, your contribution will help tell the story of Pittsford through food. Don't miss the chance to have your family's favorite included in this special [America 250](/pittsford-celebrates-america-250-the-community-cookbook-the-heritage-picnic-and-) keepsake celebrating our community.

Stay Informed: Village Emergency Alert System

Stay Informed: Village Emergency Alert System

Stay Informed: Village Emergency Alert System

Residents must register to receive alerts, which may include emergency advisories, service updates, and other urgent community notices. More information and step-by-step instructions to sign up are available at www.villageofpittsfordny.gov or by calling 585-586-4332.

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